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Old 03-06-2013, 10:44 AM
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Vid please

Light driving
Med driving
Wot
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Drive - YouTube

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Old 03-06-2013, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by hog
Is that a 9.5 Vig or a 10.5" Vig?

A 4200rpm stall is going to be loose for daily driving.

What does it flash to, or what does it foot stall to?
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9.5" version, 6 bolt, flash stall is 4300 and brake stall/load stall is 4150ish. Doesn't start pulling noticeably until about 3000rpm, can sit at a light without the brakes lol.

Originally Posted by Rthms20
As far as that goes, it looks like you're suffering a combination of 2 things- one, the lockup enable speed is set way high, maybe. Two- You might have a kick-butt trans cooler and your transmission isn't at operating temperature yet. I noticed the ambient was 37*F, the transmission needs to be a minimum of 68*F to enable lockup. On 30*F mornings around here my truck takes nearly 5 miles in-city driving or 11 miles interstate to warm up enough to engage lockup.

I did not see lockup happen at all in either of the two videos.

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It's definitely warmed up. I shoulda had my trans temp on in that vid.
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Yea it looks like a normal 9.5" converter to me. Just needs to be tuned for correct lockup.
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I think it's something to do with the t42 tcm. I had the lock threshold maxed out.
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I gotta say those vids suck lol

U have to hold the camera with your right hand and steer with your left holding the camera against the steering wheel cover

Not wot vid?
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It's raining out ill get a wot one soon
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Oakley didn't you say HP Tuners has added a table for the T42 to control the annoying unlock at 0% APP?

I wish the "other guys" would do this as well
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I know they did in my pcm. I'm not sure about the t42.
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